I believe Rarst is right. It sounds like you need to configure the wp-config.php file for the new database. Just go to the cpanel or other control panel of your hosting service, and use the address they use for the host address. If the database is on the same server as the web site, localhost … Read more
Why using a plugin for that? You can set a function to calculate the size of the 2 installations. The size of abc.com will include also the size of the other installation, but then you can subtract the smallest from the largest. $path = ABSPATH; $size = foldersize($path); function folderSize ($dir) { $size = 0; … Read more
To be honest, everything is explained in the article you’ve linked: To run WordPress we recommend your host supports: PHP version 7.3 or greater. MySQL version 5.6 or greater OR MariaDB version 10.1 or greater. HTTPS support So yes – that’s only recommendation (as WordPress definitely will work without HTTPS for example). And later in … Read more
No. 500 error will return when you have server error. PHP error, etc. See response code reference. The HyperText Transfer Protocol (HTTP) 500 Internal Server Error server error response code indicates that the server encountered an unexpected condition that prevented it from fulfilling the request. This error response is a generic “catch-all” response. Sometimes, server … Read more
This type of question is open ended to answer because it depends on many variables. The typical memory usage of bare WP usually starts at 15MB and scales up. What you can do is turn on debugging and install the Debug Bar plugin and it will show you the amount of memory you’re using. In … Read more
You can try Duplicator plugin, Its clone your total site and easily transfer to another server. http://wordpress.org/plugins/duplicator/
I’m also having the same problem. Plugin Updates work fine, but WordPress 3.7 (or the new 3.7.1 update) fail. Manual updating via copying over the wordpress core files worked to update to 3.7, but the 3.7.1 update fails again. I then changed nginx.conf and added in the http part (read it somewhere else – it’s … Read more
You’re going to have to choose between having the file served directly from S3 or having it pop up with a download box for the user. If you serve the file directly from S3, then the user’s browser will determine what to do with it. In the case of images, that will most likely be … Read more
I personally wouldn’t bother with any of the hosting review sites. Instead ask friends and peers which services they use and if they are any good. Also checkout the userbase and the community at the host you are considering as they will give you a good indication of whether the host is of good quality … Read more
There are two pieces to this code: 1) Interpreting the list of allowed IPs from a textarea, delimited by newline character, and 2) Checking if a given user’s IP is in the allowed list of IPs. Part 1) Parse list of IPs delimited by newline character, and trim whitespace: $_POST[‘allowed_ips’] = ” 67.6.134.102 97.118.69.236 “; … Read more